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Book 1962

Govorit Moskva RU

Говорит Москва

Nikolai Arzhak

Govorit Moskva Говорит Москва

Information

Realm

Russian

Author

Nikolai Arzhak

Title

Govorit Moskva

Paratexts

Introduction by: Boris Filippov

Place of Publication

Washington D.C.

Date of Publication

1962

Illustrations

No

Material Type

Book

Language

Russian

Nikolai Arzhak. Govorit Moskva. With an introduction by Boris Filippov. Washington D.C.: Boris Filippov, 1962.

Paratexts 4

Preface 1967

Vladimir Samarin. Not to Forget, Not to Forgive!: Vladimir Samarin

Preface 1966

Boris Filippov. The Freedom of the Captive: Boris Filippov

Preface 1962

Boris Filippov. In Place of a Preface: Boris Filippov

Preface 1966

How Sinyavsky and Daniel Were Interrogated: Andrei Sinyavsky

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Reviews 2

Review 1965

Vladimir Samarin. Punishment without a Crime: Vladimir Samarin

Review 1966

T. Petrov. Verdict to Slanderers: Andrei Sinyavsky

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Mention in 7

Correspondence 1962

Gennady Khomiakov - Gleb Struve (January 11, 1962): Gennady Khomiakov

Correspondence 1963

Johannes von Guenther - Boris Filippov (November 13, 1963): Johannes von Guenther

I have failed to arrive at any agreement with your French friends, as their terms for the publication of “This Is Moscow Speaking” are quite high. This book is, I repeat, very interesting, yet the brevity of the narrative brings difficulties to any publishing house...

Correspondence 1963

Gleb Struve - Boris Filippov (January 26, 1963): Gleb Struve

Correspondence 1962

Gennady Khomiakov - Boris Filippov (December 28, 1962): Gennady Khomiakov

Correspondence 1963

Clarence Brown - Boris Filippov (November 1, 1963): Clarence Brown

Thank you very much for Arzhak’s books! I managed to read only one of the stories – “Hands.” What a horror! But how much sincere humanity in the portrayal of the former Cheka officer. There is the image of the entire offended Russian people in him...

Correspondence 1963

Boris Filippov - Johannes von Guenther (June 11, 1963): Jerzy Giedroyc

Now, about the book “This Is Moscow Speaking”. The copyright for it is held by the Polish “Institut Literatski” in Paris, and I will write down the institute’s address and the name of its director on a Latin typewriter for you below...

Correspondence 1965

Gleb Struve - Yuri Ivask (October 27, 1965): Gleb Struve